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How can I change the text on an elevation marker to read 0'-0" instead of 0"? (I'm using RA2009). The elevation properties dialog says the elevation is 0' 0", but that's not how it shows up on screen. I just think it's silly to  for example) have a second floor elevation read as 12'-6", but the first floor read as 0". It seems like there should be an option for a prefix, like what's possible for a linear dimension.
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Look at your project units settings - length. The box "suppress 0 feet" has been checked - uncheck that box.
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Awesome. Thanks!
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Actually, this won't work. It forces all dimensions throughout the project to have the "zero feet" unsuppressed. So anywhere I use linear dimension strings, it will affect the dimensions...so if I want a detailed dimension to just show as 2", now it shows as 0'-2". Is there a way to divorce the way elevation markers are treated vs. linear dimensions?
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